plant parts
stemen
what is the male part of a flower
crest
what is the highest point of a wave?
a machine that uses a whell with a rope around it
what is a pulley?
cell
a small room in which a prisoner is locked up or in which a monk or nun sleeps.
a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
ecosystem
pistil
what is the female part of a flower?
trough
what is the valley of a wave?
inclined plan wrapped around a pole
what is a screw?
nucleus
What is the structure that directs and coordinates all cellular activity?
Ecology is the field of biology that studies the relationship between living beings and between living organisms and the environment.
What is ecology?
anther
what makes the pollen on a flower?
s waves
what are the secdary waves
simple two inclines planes back to back
what is a wedge?
ribosome
Which structure is the location where proteins are made in the cell?
A species is a set of living organisms able to cross-breed among themselves to generate fertile offspring.
What is a species?
pollination
what is the 1st requirement to make a seed?
name a wave
what is a p wave
a flat surface with one end higher than the other
what is an inclined plane?
lysosome
What organelle is associated with digestion of materials inside the cell?
A population is a set of individuals of the same species found in a given place at a given time.
What is a population?
filament + anther = stamen?
what + what = stamen?
amplitube,wavelength,frequency,and speed
What are four basic properties of wave?
what is a wheel and axle?
its consists of wheel with a rod in the middle
cytoskeleton, ribosome, nucleolus, and cell wall
Which structures do not have an external membrane component?
A community is a set of populations of living organisms that live in the same region and interact with each other.
In ecology, a population is a set whose members (living in a given place at a given time) are part of the same species. A community is a set of populations of different species (living in a given place at a given time).
What is a community? What is the difference between the concepts of community and population?